RayScan Technologies GmbH

RayScan Technologies GmbH is a leading CT-manufacturing company, facing technical challenges, partly in form of system specific innovations, partly in first-time accomplishment of completely new applications and evaluation of specifically designed systems and testing concepts. RayScan Technologies GmbH is an independent company in Germany owned by the management and private investors. 

The latest developments are RayScan systems for industrial cone beam tomography (3D-CT) and fan beam tomography (2D-CT) of outstanding performance. RayScan has been the first X-CT system developer using high precision granite manipulators as used by CMMs. Its speciality is the high level of system integration and optimization supported by its own hardware and software development department. Besides X-CT systems, radioscopic systems and automatic analysis software for fully automatic manufacturing control have been developed. Several times RayScan has proven its ability to develop specialized X-CT systems which solve completely new demands. The latest success was a mobile X-CT system for the inspection of the closed accelerator ring LHC at CERN.

With regard to the project RayScan will allocate specialists who have in total more than 50 years of experience in development of advanced X-ray inspection systems and computed tomography.

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Funding

The project NanoXCT receives funding from the European Union Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement n° 280987.

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News

NanoXCT newsletter #3

Our 3rd newsletter is now available.

 

NanoXCT success story

A success story on the NanoXCT project has been published on the EC's Horizon 2020 website, in the Projects stories section, titled "Peering into nano-objects – in 3D".

 

NanoXCT presented at AAAS 2015 in San Jose, CA, USA

 The NanoXCT project will be presented at the AAAS 2015 Annual Meeting about Innovations, Information and Imaging in San Jose, CA, USA.

The project coordinator will present NanoXCT within the session "I see, therefore I can" on Friday, 13 February 2015 from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM in Room 230C of the San Jose Convention Center.

Please find detailed information about the session under: AAAS 2015 Session 9113